Nuuanu Memorial Park & Mortuary, LLC
JANET (SUDA) MIZUUCHI
Janet (Jan Suda) Mizuuchi, 61, passed away on September 16, 2010 at Wilcox Memorial Hospital on Kauai. She graduated from the University of Hawaii in 1976.
Jan was an independent outside sales representative and managed her own rental property.
Jan was vibrant, "sassy" and very caring of others. She studied many alternative health care options because she wanted to help heal other people. She would not hesitate to drop everything in order to help a friend or family member. Despite her love for Honolulu, she wholeheartedly supported Gary's career choices which led them to spend 7 years in Hilo and 5 years on Kauai. She was an avid student of life. She was an enthusiastic reader of spiritual and self-improvement books. She was committed to improving her mind and spirit. She possessed a fiery zest for life. Her artistic and creative sensibilities were well known among her friends.
She is survived by her loving and devoted husband, Gary, a stepson, Jason Mizuuchi, a stepdaughter, Jill Hunziker (Zack), 4 grandchildren, Jaycie Mizuuchi, Jack Hunziker, Mandarin Hunziker and Zaylee Hunziker, a niece, Yuri Lorelei Young (Warrent), 2 grandnephews, Christopher Sugimoto and Sean Sugimoto, her sister-in-law, Floris Mizuuchi, and brother-in-law, Winters Mizuuchi (Dawn).
Celebration of Life at Nuuanu Memorial Park, Friday (October 1) begins 6:30 pm, casual attire, no flowers, please.
Nuuanu Memorial Park & Mortuary, LLC
JANET (SUDA) MIZUUCHI
Janet (Jan Suda) Mizuuchi, 61, passed away on September 16, 2010 at Wilcox Memorial Hospital on Kauai. She graduated from the University of Hawaii in 1976.
Jan was an independent outside sales representative and managed her own rental property.
Jan was vibrant, "sassy" and very caring of others. She studied many alternative health care options because she wanted to help heal other people. She would not hesitate to drop everything in order to help a friend or family member. Despite her love for Honolulu, she wholeheartedly supported Gary's career choices which led them to spend 7 years in Hilo and 5 years on Kauai. She was an avid student of life. She was an enthusiastic reader of spiritual and self-improvement books. She was committed to improving her mind and spirit. She possessed a fiery zest for life. Her artistic and creative sensibilities were well known among her friends.
She is survived by her loving and devoted husband, Gary, a stepson, Jason Mizuuchi, a stepdaughter, Jill Hunziker (Zack), 4 grandchildren, Jaycie Mizuuchi, Jack Hunziker, Mandarin Hunziker and Zaylee Hunziker, a niece, Yuri Lorelei Young (Warrent), 2 grandnephews, Christopher Sugimoto and Sean Sugimoto, her sister-in-law, Floris Mizuuchi, and brother-in-law, Winters Mizuuchi (Dawn).
Celebration of Life at Nuuanu Memorial Park, Friday (October 1) begins 6:30 pm, casual attire, no flowers, please.Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
